🧮 Do you have a deep understanding of the secondary Maths curriculum in the UK?
🏫 Do you want to use your knowledge to help students explore maths more deeply?
🏡 Are you looking for flexible, remote work?
If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you.
Start date: ASAP
Location: Remote
Term: Freelance - minimum, regular commitment of 10 hours a week.
Salary: £20 per hour.
Closing Date:27th September 2026.We recommend getting your application in as early as possible, as we review applications on a rolling basis and may close the role at any time.
About the role:
Sparx Maths is our most established product, helping over 2500 schools and millions of students build and deepen their maths knowledge through personalised, independent practice.
We’re looking for freelance contributors to help our team create high-quality content that supports students to think critically and engage more deeply with maths.
About you:
The essentials:
- You have a strong understanding of the English Maths curriculum, preferably evidenced by teaching or tutoring experience.
- You’ll have an A-level or degree in Maths.
- You are an excellent written communicator with great attention to detail.
- You are digitally literate and able to quickly pick up new software for content writing.
- You can work flexibly and remotely, with access to a laptop or computer.
About Sparx Learning:
We are a B-Corp with a massive mission, building a high-performance culture where excellence is the standard, not the exception. We exist to improve lives and because our work impacts over 2.4 million students, we take our responsibilities seriously. We want to work with teachers to shape the future of education and continue to make a difference for millions of children.
How to get involved:
- To register your interest, click apply below.
- If you’re successful in the first phase, you will then be required to complete a short content writer task which will take approximately 90 minutes of your time.
- We hope to get back to all applicants within 2 weeks of submitting an application.
If you have any questions in the meantime, feel free to email
We look forward to hearing from you!
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